it's wednesday, april 29. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores. >> let's get your day started with weather and traffic. steve is here, expecting a warm- up. >> tomorrow. a lot of 60s coast and day, 70s they and inland and upper 70s to near 80 degrees, the system came by and chewed up the low cloud deck there's some there but it looks like there's more holes in it. 40s and 50s on your temps, 47 santa rosa pretty much what we have this time yesterday. breezes robust, 24 and gusting, almost 34 out of travis. sfo, heading west to 24, there goes the system grokking across, dry and behind that and an offshore breeze won't kick in until tomorrow. today, morning fog, it's cooler out there, sunny and breezy, warm inland but not too far above average. 80 for some, upper 70s to near 80s. over to sal. >> good morning, looking at the east short freeway to begin on the traffic update let me show you 80 w. for asu start to drive to the macarthur bay, no problems driving to the they ridge told press appeared winning together, traffic is going to be busy. i said that almost by instinct. it's not going to be busy, it's gone to be light. no delay of the toll plaza. look at the south they where freeways are light as well 4:02, going back to the desk. developing news in the east bay, heavy police activity in east oakland after suspects opened fire on undercover police officers. ktvu's reporter alex savidge live on the scene, this has brought out the chief of police. >> reporter: the chief was down here a short time ago. i had a chance to speak with him and a sense of relief because he confirmed no police officers were injured in the shooting late last night. he tells me someone, three men opened fire on to undercover officers last night. two of those men have been taken into custody, a third remains outstanding. that's what you see the police presidents out here this morning. we're at the section of 55th ave. and foothill boulevard. as you can see, quite a few police officers are out here we've also seen members of s.w.a.t. out here as well. they are searching for one man sought to be armed, in his 20s. again, he is thought to be armed and obviously believed to be quite dangerous given the circumstances. the chief tells me this all began with a homicide investigation last night on the 1400 block of 90th ave. he tells me there were to undercover detectives who are in that area working follow-up on a homicide investigation, that's when someone opened fire on those to undercover officers. the officers were not hit by the gunfire, and people who fired those shots then drove away from that scene and wound up in this particular neighborhood where we are this morning. they actually crashed her car. patrol officers were able to move in and take two of those people into custody. again, a man remains outstanding and obviously a very dangerous and volatile situation. they want to make sure they can find this person as quickly as they can. listen to the chief. >> this person used violence unprovoked. it's a dangerous person. we want to get them off the street. >> reporter: and again, many streets in this area blocked off here with police officers this morning. we're at the intersection of 50 fifth avenue and foothills. but if you go all the way down for about five or six blocks, this entire area is closed off and police try to close in on an armed man believed to have been one of three people involved in a shooting up on undercover officers late last night. they were doing a homicide investigation and they were fired upon, we did confirm with the chief a short time ago, those officers were not hit by gunfire. we obviously, pam, will stay out here and continue to monitor the fluid situation. a major search underway in the neighborhood, we will let you know when i find them and they are looking for. >> perfect. we'll check in with you throughout the morning. in the meantime, baltimore police commissioner batts says the city works overnight despite confrontations with protesters. police and a group of demonstrators and reporters scattering by firing smoke canisters into the crowd about 10 people were arrested overnight, most of them for violating the 10 pm curfew. at least one officer was hurt during the scuffle with demonstrators. baltimore's public schools are reopening this morning for the first time since the riots began. reporter rich edson reporting. >> reporter: guard troops and police officers are on the streets to enforce the curfew. >> this is about preserving the public peace. if we find someone in violation of the curfew and a decision is made that they are not out for one of the purposes we talked about, they will be arrested. >> reporter: protesters, largely peaceful, filled the streets on tuesday. police say they fired pepper bullets responding to thrown bricks. authorities are hoping to avoid a repeat of monday's violence when rioters burned 150 cars and police arrested more than 200. >> we've been here all day and will continue to be here until the threat of violence ends. acts of violence and instruction of property cannot and will not be tolerated. >> reporter: officials are facing questions about those rights that started hours after the funeral of freddie gray. officials charge more could have been done to protest the violence. they claim it is a factor. >> do you want people using force on 14-year-olds, 15-year- old and 16-year-old kids out there? they are old enough to know better, they are old enough not to do those things but they are still kids, unfortunately. we had to take that into account. >> reporter: officials in baltimore say they continue the nightly curfews for a two-week period in baltimore, rich edson, fox news. this is causing the baltimore orioles to take an extraordinary step. the team will play against the chicago white sox without any fans. it'll be the first time in baseball major league history that again will be closed to the public. the orioles say this allows the police department to send officers to other parts of the city rather than patrolling the ballpark. the orioles are to canceled its monday and tuesday nights game. their weekend series against tampa bay will be moved to florida. in the bay area, protesters marched through oakland to show solidarity with protesters in baltimore. demonstrators munched through downtown oakland and ended up at police headquarters, earlier they went to the west oakland station and held an impromptu rally. the protests were smaller than monday ninth demonstration in which 100 people marched through downtown. both marches were largely peaceful. stay tuned on ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage and updates run the clock. download the mobile app. its 4:08. police say the palo alto man suspected of groping a girl at the stanford shopping center has turned himself in and is looking at the possibility that she wasn't the first victim. 47-year-old rob richard chatman through underclassmen. they are crediting an overwhelming community response on social media and news outlets for the arrest. he's accused of groping a little girl inside the gonads farmers market. cameras captured a high-quality image of him. they are also looking into the possibility that he's the suspect in an earlier incident this month. water is continuing to a kindling at the bottom of these bowls, apps we've been reporting, the bay area reporting that the bridge builders are denying responsibility with this issue and are seeking to recover all costs. but caltrans blames the builders of thing the contract will not be complete until all of the standing water is removed. there's no stopping the warriors on the court that the teams plan to build an arena in san francisco facing stiffer competition. the chronicle reports an anonymous group of wealthy donors have hired a high power consulting team to block the proposed move to san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. the warriors want to build and 18,000 seat arena, two 160 foot tall office towers in central plaza that would be larger than union square. the opposition says the plan would block people to getting to the new ucsf bay medical center. we are learning the death toll from the nepal earthquake has topped 5000. rescue crews are having trouble reaching remote towns and villages were many were injured or killed from saturday's magnitude 7.8 quake. relief workers estimate the death cold could eventually exceed 10,000. san francisco man who was touring a new palmetto park was covered out of the area yesterday before anyone slight hitch. >> a lot of the trails artist smart, people are stuck in can get out. it's very bad. >> the united states is leading relief efforts by the united nations say the earthquake affected up to 1 million people. the un fears many injured survivors will die because they did not receive immediate attention. a man from sunnyvale was one of the americans that died on mount everest in an avalanche triggered by the quake. these are 48-year-old vin truong. friend tell us he was going on the trip of a lifetime. he loved hiking and want to see the himalayas. , much brighter note, we learned that a ,21 petaluma man who went to nepal is safe. spencer dickenson was able to call his family last night. his father tells us he screamed with joy when he got the call. spencer's first words were "hi, dad". he was on a satellite phone and could only talk for a minute. he was being helicoptered out of mount everest heading toward kathmandu. his last contact with his family was via skype 10 days ago. uc berkeley is holding a candlelight vigil for nepal, the event starts at 7:00. a group of california firefighters and search docs heading to nepal in hopes of finding more survivors. a dog trainer at sundowners kennels in gilroy tells the six of the k-9 handlers and five labradors were trained insert and rest you at their facilities several years ago. while most of the talks are based in southern california one of them is through a south bay animal rescue group. >> you trained by teaching a dog with energy, focus and retrieve to find a specific item which is a large human and park when they find sand. >> this is video of the team leaving from southern california sunday. these dogs have a difficult task ahead of them. especially because of rainy weather. but the dogs can cover 4 to 5 times the amount of space that people can in the same amount of time. >> those are amazing dogs. the time now is 4:12. coming up, a distinctive sign that could become the bay area's newest landmark. >> i love silicon valley. i think we deserve something like this, don't we? >> we will see. up next, one man's mission to bring a little bit of hollywood silicon valley. at morning, we're looking at the commuter traffic is doing pretty well. so far to start off the morning. sit back, have a cup of coffee with us. we will watch the bridges. if you enjoyed yesterday you will that today. no real extreme one way or the other although that's about to change tomorrow. governor. jerry brown is calling for fines for businesses that waste water during the drought. the recommendation is part of proposed legislation to expand water restrictions. governor. brown met yesterday with mayors of 14 cities including oakland, san jose and livermore. brown is also directing state agencies to speed up environmental review projects that increase local water supplies. drought conditions are affecting the quality of air in the bay area. according to the lung association's annual state of the air report, lack of rain has made aerostat meant allowing particles from exhaust fumes and fireplace smoke to build up in the air. this type of pollution is worse than santa clara and solano counties. experts say that air mostly impacts elderly, children and those with asthma. preparing to close to more fire stations and layout firefighters after voters rejected a tax assessment in east fire district that would have raised more than $4 million a year for the next five years. two of the fire stations will be close, for firefighters laid off leaving just nine on duty. five years ago that same district couple number of stations from 8 to 5. station 52 in brentwood was closed last september. now the one in ninth and will be shut down as well. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf is using social media to encourage more community involvement. >> this season in oakland, we are doing things a bit differently this year. >> that's the mayor talking about her budget on the city's vimeo channel. since taking off more than 100 days ago, mayor schaaf says she's using technology to reach people wherever they are. >> people don't always come to the traditional town hall meetings. i'm trying to change it and reach some new people. >> the mayor says she makes a point to get out of city hall and attend different types of community meetings. on saturday she taught by the priorities with the east bay truck and motorcycle club. >> one man is on a campaign to bring hollywood silicon valley. the student and budding entrepreneur is proposing to erect this giant silicon valley sign in the mission park area and san jose foothills. if it looks for the mayor, the idea for the sun comes from the hollywood sign. >> it's a landmark we can be distinguished by. >> i've been trying to come up with new ideas and see if there's any way we could make this go further. >> i think it needs to be a little more high tech. right? the silicon valley sign. there we go. it would be 45 feet high it will be designed to look high tech. it would be made of high-tech material and have an interactive component. >> right now the design of it does not look very high tech. just my opinion. i don't think silicon valley needs a sign. do you think? >> you need a place to take selfies. silicon valley. >> all right, social media is where we are going to hash this out. >> very funny. >> i think people will have opinions on it. good morning, everybody. let's look at what we have with the bay bridge toll plaza westbound in san francisco. as you might imagine right now it's doing very well. the toll plaza traffic continues to be very good getting into san francisco. looking at interstate 880 in oakland, both directions traffic moving along nicely. no need to rush out of the house right now. hangout with us. did you know we go on the air at 4:00? it's for forever. it's not just a one-day thing, we will be on the air starting at 4:00 forever. here's a look at 101, 280, 880 in the silicon valley. time to bring my friend, steve paulson. >> sal? an article in the new york times yesterday about how all ages are using twitter. 80s, 90s. >> i believe it. it may be tough. i was trying to use my mom had to use a text message, it did not go that smoothly. >> i could share something like that. the weather will be just like that. i taught my father how to text and when he did for the first time i was on the road and almost drove off the road. holy cow, it's my dad. >> i sent her a text last night, we'll see if she responds. she will figure it out. >> yes. now my dad texts all the time. embrace the technology. we do have kind of a nice day today if you enjoyed yesterday, today looks similar. our good friend john in san jose says good morning, mr. p! by the way, gm means good morning. this weather is perfect, not too hot and cooling off period i agree with that. we had a fog bank yesterday, kind of gets chewed up, there's still some. 50s on the thames a lot of 40s, ocean temps are here which have allowed coastal tends to have done in the upper 40s and 50s, that's been a long time coming. southwest 24, travis a east- west in napa, there's your 49, 15 san francisco, half moon bay at 52. you get that kind of cold air, 80s or 90s inland, does not take that much to get that fog machine rolling along. 52 down in monterey there's the system moving through, high pressure is going to building by tomorrow and it looks like we'll get an offshore breeze which will allow temperatures to go zoom. but today, morning fog, cool, sunny and breezy. this time of year antioch, concorde, this peninsula is warmest there. 78 fairfield morgan hill 80, santa rosa 79, napa 78 6070s coast and bay, 70s on the peninsula, farmer, near 90 tomorrow near friday cooler as next week is looking much cooler. >> my mom texts that she needs spellchecker sometimes i'm looking, what is she trying to say. >> but bless their heart. it's awesome. good morning, mom. 4:22 is the time now, a failing grade for american students, coming up, three subjects that were the toughest during a national test. >> and this may look like a regular bottle of bud light but is not. after the break, a closer look at the company's new campaign slogan brewing a whole lot of controversy. welcome back to "mornings on 2". it's 4:25 and it appears that barry bonds' legal trouble may not be over. yesterday, attorneys filed paperwork to allow the restatement of the case and turn the conviction. he was at a charity event yesterday in san francisco looking relaxed and positive, the deadline to ask the supreme court to pick up the case is july 22. the time is 4:25. bud light is apologizing for a slogan something endorses rape. take a look at the label on this bottle of beer it reads, the perfect beer for removing no from your bathroom can vary for the night. the tagline is part of the company's up for whatever campaign. a representative responded yesterday saying the company would never condone disrespectful or irresponsible behavior. it could be another rough day for san francisco-based twitter, the micro-messaging stock dropped 18% yesterday after the company announced a first-quarter loss. it's down in premarket trading today, twitter says newer direct marketing products are not performing well as expected but it does believe there is still room for growth. a berkeley man is now a multimillionaire. roberto desantos won $5 million off a lottery scratch her ticket and has been on a lucky streak. he said he's also one $1000 a couple of months ago also playing scratchers. the scratcher worth $5 million was bought at the 7-eleven on university avenue near sacramento street. the store will get $25,000 for selling the winning ticket. very lucky man. >> wow! 4:26 is the time. a man robbed by someone he met online. coming up in eight minutes, the test model product from apple that we were learning was stolen from his cupertino home. and, we continue to follow developing news in oakland a search under way after a suspect opens fire on police officers this morning. the new video, we just got to the newsroom, and live coverage from the scene coming up. . good morning everybody, we continue to follow breaking news from oakland, a huge police presence as you can see there, this after someone open fire on some under cover officers this morning, coming up in just two minutes, new video of the search for the gunman and what the police chief just told us about this pretty scary incident. good morning once again, april 29th. i'm brian flores, i'm pam cook. >> thank you for joining us, bright and early, dark and early. >> if it is bright, we have a lead story. >> we have more people who join us at 4 a.m., they always say, i'm so glad you're on early. >> my neighbor says, i went out to get the mail, 4 a.m. now, huh? >> don't remind me. it will be close to what we had yesterday, a little chilly, 40s, 50s, some low clouds, i don't think there are as much as yesterday. temperatures kind of in a fine range, 60s, 70s, 40s and 50s, rather fresh if

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